A Wonderful rescue organization Incase your wondering where to adopt from. I have first hand experience with RHR. Two yrs ago we adopted Petey, a Lil guy who looks like a mix of Chihuahua and dachshund. He was 3 at the time, found on the streets of Arkansas and his front right leg clearly had been broken in the past and never set medically to heal right. He still uses it but holds it up when he runs causing his Lil ears to flop(so cute) as he hops along. We were worried the leg would become increasing painful and need Orthopedic surgery. RHR was prepared to cover the cost of whatever treatment was recommended by the Vets! I was shocked and impressed with the professionalism. We believe , from what we have seen that he experienced a home at some point in the past with domestic abuse 🙁 but after 2 yrs Petey appears happy and secure with me. He still does not trust his human daddy completely and seems to think that violence could come from him at any time (even though it never has) unless he is sitting or laying down at which time Petey will slowly creep to him and get pets and snuggles, the minute his dad goes to get up though Petey turns into a rocket and runs for his life! And it’s been 2 years. ADOPTION: Some may think the adoption fee is too much however if you think about what it takes to keep RHR going , transport of dogs from around the country, Freq adoption events, Vet bills, employee wages and the ability to take responsibility for any special vet needs or surgeries that the pups may need to ensure it doesn’t fall on the new owners. Wow. This is the longest review ever but I am so grateful for RHR and all organizations like them for helping all of the dogs in need, having a fur baby is amazing they give us unconditional love only asking for the same, and the therapy/stress release gained from just sitting with your furbabies and petting them is priceless. PLEASE ADOPT ( as long as your prepared for the responsibility) and treat them like your furry babies. ??#lovedogs

I don't think there are enough words to describe my experience with RHR but, here a few, amazing, phenomenal and understanding. We adopted two puppies this weekend. Duke who is full of energy and spunk and Kira who is a ball of mush and love. Hillary, Dukes foster mom was also amazing. She and RHR answered all of our questions and responded to emails promptly. I would highly recommend adopting or fostering your puppy through RHR.

  Rhode Home Rescue has been amazing from the start. So responsive and they helped us find the best puppy ever. He is such a love and I know he came from an amazing foster family and rescue. he definitely was well taken care of and I can't thank them enough.

  We attended an adoption event and came home with our new puppy Stella several months ago. She is an amazing dog and we are so grateful to Rhode Home for bringing her into our lives!

Volunteering at RHR really helped me make a difference. By giving these pups a good home, I gain experience for when I am going to be a Veterinary Assistant. The best part at each adoption event is knowing their personalities by studying the behaviors and making to friends. 🙂

  Love fostering and my foster fail

  This IS the place to go! A wonderful group that is in this for the right reasons- to save dogs ? and help get them in loving homes. My daughter said,” The staff at this rescue is awesome, amazing, kind, and generous.” I can’t be more thankful for the gift of our new little Princess Dorothy! Many thanks, Princess Dorothy’s new family ???

  We got our puppy from an adoption event about 3 weeks ago! She’s an amazing pup and we are all so in love with her. Highly recommend.

There are the best dog rescue around with the nicest people! Wouldn't go anywhere else to adopt a dog and recommend them to everyone I know. ���